If your child is a struggling reader or speller, you’ve probably tried just about everything. You’ve talked to teachers, counselors, and school administrators. You’ve talked …
Learning to read and write – what we call literacy – is a lot like learning to play a musical instrument. When we hear a …
What’s on your family’s calendar for summer? A National Park vacation? Visit to grandma? Swimming lessons? What about maintaining or improving your child’s reading and …
Jen Parra, Lexercise therapist and founder/owner/executive director of Multisensory Reading Center, says she had a “run-of-the-mill childhood.” Born and raised in the Denver area, she …
In a recent post, we discussed the value of using systems to achieve goals. In our last post, we talked about the importance of using …
When it comes to New Year’s resolutions, many of us put the same things on our list year after year: lose weight, exercise more, travel, …
For many parents, and even for some educators, the Simple View of Reading is not so simple. The Simple View of Reading is an academic …
When parents notice that their child is having difficulty with reading, writing, speaking, or understanding language, they typically turn to the child’s teachers, other …
In our recent post on dysgraphia research, we discussed the importance of handwriting for children with dyslexia, listening comprehension disorder, and dysgraphia. In this post, …
Dyslexia? “Oh no no. We don’t say that.” In Part 4 of her Unlocking Dyslexia series on NPR’s All Things Considered, Gabrielle Emanuel explored the …
In a ground-breaking decision the Supreme Court last week ruled that school districts must give students with disabilities an opportunity to make “appropriately ambitious” academic progress. For …
Children are often asked to complete various tests in schools that will help determine their “learning style”. These tests categorize children as “visual” learners or …
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